The CHASE Healing Fund

12/22/2025

12/22/2025

🚨THIS FUNDRAISER IS NOW CLOSED

12/21/2025

Last 2 hours if anyone wants last minute gifts or stocking stuffers, and help us with paying our vet bills before dissolving. CHASE has helped so many over the years, and couldn’t have without community support. We ran strictly on donations and like so many rescues, we struggled. So one last time, we’re asking for help as a non profit🙏🏻

I will be drawing for the blanket between 8-9 tonight, ending this fundraiser.

Most will be delivered tomorrow afternoon/evening.

Thank you all who have followed and supported us over the last few years❤️

12/20/2025

12/17/2025

❤️378 second chances so far❤️

12/14/2025

🎁🤶🎄🎅🐶🐾🦴

Need some last minute gifts or stocking stuffers? Well take a gander!

As you may have heard, 12/31/25 will officially be our last day as a full fledged rescue and this will be our last fundraiser.. ever🥺… all proceeds will go towards paying off our remaining vet bills.

All names for each item purchased will go into a drawing for the throw pictured. If you purchase 3 items, your name is entered 3 times.. etc.

Price and description is captioned under each picture. NOTHING OVER $20!

If you want to help us end on a high note AND take care of some shopping, just comment under the pic or message us! (I will respond as qu**ky as oissible🙂🤞🏻)

Final day for items will be 12/22, and will make sure you get before Christmas (if local to Kanawha/Putnam counties).

Accepting
paypal (chasehealingfund@gmail)
Cashapp ($lvmy3sons)
And of course cash

If you don’t see anything that interests you but would still like to help, donations towards our vet bills can be called in to Fixem (866-349-3698), or Godfrey’s (304-757-8781)

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!!

12/01/2025

It is with a heavy heart that I am announcing the dissolution of CHASE, effective 12/31/25.
CHASE was established mostly to be able to immediately pull animals from the Putnam shelter, and with all the great changes and updates, I feel we have accomplished what we set out to do.

When I started with PCAS, we first worked for a few years networking. We were only allowed to pull those at risk of euthenization, (the sick, seniors, puppies, kittens, bottle babies, pregnant or behavioral issue cats and dogs). Networking them took time since only non profits could pull them. In that period, many would pass or be euthenized. So for us to immediately pull them to safety, I established CHASE. Over the years with the help of our phenomenal fosters, and accepting rescue partners we were able to save literally thousands!

I’m so very grateful for the changes at this shelter, as well as the community support, the fosters, transport drivers, the adopters and for the rescue partners who contributed to the amount of dogs, cats, rabbits and so many other critters that were given a chance at forever! It couldn’t have happened without every single one of you that supported us.

I did have bigger plans for CHASE that I just couldn’t bring to fruition, unfortunately. I have cried tears of heartbreak and utter joy over the years, but I have zero regrets on the work we were able to do for the animals and our community.

We do, however, still have outstanding vet bills (around $1500) that we need to pay off. We have some remaining items I will be posting in a week or so in an effort to fundraise to help get them PIF, so stay tuned for that!

Once again, with a lump in my throat, a tear in my eye and an ache in my heart (goodbyes are hard), I thank you all so very much for helping us save so many furbabies that are now loving life!